This collection provides a comprehensive overview of the major issues, concepts, approaches, and current explorations in the study of Chinese philosophy. Organized into four distinct volumes, it offers a synoptic view of the field, making it an invaluable resource for both scholars new to Chinese philosophy and seasoned experts. The editor's introductory essay contextualizes the collected material within its historical and intellectual landscape, guiding the reader through the intricate landscape of Chinese philosophical thought.

This collection is presented as an essential resource for scholars and experts in Chinese philosophy. The organization into four volumes and the inclusion of an editor's introduction aim to provide a structured and contextualized entry into the field. The work is designed to offer a comprehensive overview of major issues, concepts, and current research, serving as both an introductory guide and a reference for advanced study.